Charlie Foley
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Lovely finish Rafa.
-_-Lovely finish Rafa.
Brother all the teams have to play each otherJust noticed Braga and Porto okay each other next match day so Benfica have a possible huge change to widen the gap in both or one of them.
They are having an Absolute cakewalk of a season.
Obviously but thanks to their schedule and the other two dropping points left right and center and playing each other before they do they have widened the gap considerably to Sporting and Porto are another slip up away from being ways behind.Brother all the teams have to play each other
I hope they draw or Braga winsBraga have been showing the will fight and grit of champions with some late winners and scares like vs Rio Ave.
After a tie vs Sporting their HUGE test to announce their title challenge will be VS Porto
If they can leave the Dragão with a positive result they are challengers.
A Porto loss takes them out of the title race and leaves Braga as the only challenger.I hope they draw or Braga wins
I am surprised that they are coping so well too, but not surprised with the team organization: they were by far the most organized team last season at Liga 2. Too bad they couldn't keep Jota Silva, because they would be doing a bit better with him and Saviour terrorizing the opposition defenses with their speed and dribbling.Surprise team of the season for me has been newly promoted casa pia. They have some good players on that team, Godwin probably being their best, and they seem to be a thought nut to crack.
I like the project at the club and it seems to be working.
Their ultras are quite feared, yes. Even Porto's Ultras, who are dangerous criminals fear facing them (but then again, which Ultra football movement is not involved in human, drugs and guns traffic? Probably every ultra group in the world.). Not a big group, but extremely organized and they actually pratice some group mma, that's why regular cops won't be enough to handle them (one of their leaders is a BJJ instructor ).I'm a bit late, but just to say Vitória Guimarães ultras are fecking cnuts. By far the worst ultras in Portugal in terms of violence, racism, intimidation and destruction wherever they go.
Porto and Braga only 3 behind Benfica now. And Benfica have more hard games left as all the others have played each otherObviously but thanks to their schedule and the other two dropping points left right and center and playing each other before they do they have widened the gap considerably to Sporting and Porto are another slip up away from being ways behind.
If that happens the only hope is that Braga keeps up with them.
You don’t seriously think Sporting has a chance at 11 points behind do you? Genuine question.
What about sporting ?Porto and Braga only 3 behind Benfica now. And Benfica have more hard games left as all the others have played each other
9 points is more than 3 and probably too much.What about sporting ?
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This was a penalty and a red card. There’s VAR and that was their decision. Portuguese football needs to die in a hole
The games are won or lost before they start
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This was a penalty and a red card. There’s VAR and that was their decision. Portuguese football needs to die in a hole
The games are won or lost before they start
Good player for sure but I think the player that will earn them the most money is 18 year old CB Antonio Silva. Very very talented it must be said.
Future top, top player. I have wet dreams with him and Casemiro in midfield.
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Enzo Fernández (21) made 7 key passes, assisted a goal, and completed ALL of his 75 passes…
In the first half v. Rio Ave.
You’re right, I remember he was spectacularGood player for sure but I think the player that will earn them the most money is 18 year old CB Antonio Silva. Very very talented it must be said.
He had Neymar and Mbappe in his pocket.
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It will probably be used for players investments, so they can later be sold at a special price to another PSG owned club.PSG owner bought 21% of Braga.
Interesting to see if this will be a “real” investment or if it’s a way to just put reserve players playing high level football in Portugal for their development.
Bollocks to PSGPSG owner bought 21% of Braga.
Interesting to see if this will be a “real” investment or if it’s a way to just put reserve players playing high level football in Portugal for their development.
That’s what I am thinking as well but I think it’s beneficial for both Braga and the PSG owners for this to be a sporting objective.It will probably be used for players investments, so they can later be sold at a special price to another PSG owned club.
They will spend the majority of the money on eating cabrito, posta, pudim abade de priscos and vinho verde.21% is a pretty decent chunk. I have a feeling they will aid Braga in getting some talents even if it’s not a direct money investment.
HahahahahahaThey will spend the majority of the money on eating cabrito, posta, pudim abade de priscos and vinho verde.
It’s funny when people question me when I say the season was over back in September.What is happening to Sporting? They seem to become gluttons for suffering.
As to what happened it’s simple. Varandas and Amorim are at fault but I am more frustrated with Amorim though I still believe in him.What is happening to Sporting? They seem to become gluttons for suffering.
The problem is... you either embrace it's a bad season and keep faith in the long term project, or do the good-old fashion sacking trying to solve the problem, but potentially aggravating the whole season.As to what happened it’s simple. Varandas and Amorim are at fault but I am more frustrated with Amorim though I still believe in him.
- We have 1 striker on the team for a 60 game season give or take. That striker scores 5 goals a season. That is unacceptable and just plain retarded by Amorim to insist on not wanting a striker.
- We lost Palhinha, Nunes, and Sarabia. (The spine of the midfield and our best player/difference maker.
- Zero squad depth. Who do we have in midfield besides Ugarte and Morita?
- We spent 10M on a defender who can’t play more then 45 minutes in a game without scoring.
- We insist on the same starting eleven every game and have stopped the promotion of youth players as was in the first season which started the reign of Amorim. Why are Mateus Fernandes, Essugo, Gonçalo Esteves, and Rodrigo Ribeiro not featured more and Given a chance to prove their worth?
- We have no goals and no goal scoring options. A major issue is that when Sporting score first, the game opens up to how we want to play and the fluid front line works. The issue is that if it’s not working or we are behind their is NOBODY not one fecking striker to come on and provide us with goals and push the opposing back line back.
- Amorim has been STUBBORN. Refusing to accept his faults and admit when he was wrong even publicly saying, “we can lose 10 games in a row and it still won’t change my opinion on how we play or not having a striker etc.” I’m sorry but that is ignorant and blind.
If things don’t change he will fall down the rabbit hole quick and those same fans who adore him (me included) will turn on him and rightfully so.
That’s the cAmp im in (long term project).The problem is... you either embrace it's a bad season and keep faith in the long term project, or do the good-old fashion sacking trying to solve the problem, but potentially aggravating the whole season.
Second thing: transfer and squad decisions should never be up to the current manager. There are few managers in the world with that power: usually managers are mediocre scouts as history and statistics prove it. The Football Department should be ahead of transfer activity, and the manager can say yay or nay. Suggested players by the manager would only be accepted if they were in the football departments shortlist.